United States v. Manning Appellate (Pre-trial) Exhibits 300-399

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

v.

Prosecution Disclosure
to the Defense

Manning, Bradley E.

PFC, U.S. Army,

HHC, U.S. Army Garrison,

Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall

14 September 2012

Fort My er, Virginia 22211 )

The United States responds to the Court's Order, dated 29 May 2012 as follows:

On 14 September 2012, the United States filed an ex parte motion requesting the Court consider
the motion in camera and ex parte under MRE 505(g)(2) and to authorize redactions of portions
of Department of State documents that are neither favorable to the accused and material to guilt
or punishment, relevant and necessary for production under RCM 703(f), subject to production
under the Court's Order dated 19 July 2012, nor "necessary to enable the accused to prepare for
trial" under MRE 505(g)(2). The United States seeks to protect foreign government information
and foreign relations or foreign activities of the United States.

On 14 September 2012, the United States filed an ex parte motion requesting the Court consider
the motion in camera and ex parte under MRE 505(g)(2) and to authorize a summary of
information contained within Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) documents that is favorable to
the accused and material to guilt or punishment. See Enclosure. The United States seeks to
protect information relating to intelligence sources, methods, and activities, all within the
national security interests of the United States.

ASHDEN FEIN
MAJ, JA
Trial Counsel

Enclosure

Government ex parte Motion (CIA) [unclassified redacted version]

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